JOYANGBANGJIK, which was established in 1933 with domestic capital, was the first factory in Ganghwa, and turned into an abandoned house when the reinforced fabrics declined over the years. The building that had collapsed grimly was reborn as a huge café. The wall that had been torn down became a nice art museum and movie theater, the long workbench was turned into a coffee table, and the space where both machines and people left were filled with antiques found in China and Europe. British-made doors with broken windows, round mirrors that ran on old Czech trains, and Taiyaki machines that struggled to turn over each winter are naturally placed as if they were originally there, and the factory site and building frame of more than 990m2 (approximately 300 pyeong) were laid out naturally. It keeps the story of time in various places in the café by making use of it as it is, and currently sells a variety of drinks and cakes.